Versilia
The name Versilia has become over the years synonymous with beach holidays, with beaches long kilometers, beach resorts with high-level services and nightlife have made the fortune of Forte dei Marmi, a VIP resort of which everyone remembers the legendary nightclub La Capannina.
Perhaps a little less snobby, but certainly no less effervescent, is the Lido di Camaiore, the lively seaside village of a pretty village at the foot of the Apuan Alps. If you are looking for a quieter place, suitable for families, head to Marina di Pietrasanta. Viareggio is the only seaside town in Versilia that attracts tourists even in winter, thanks to its historic Carnival. An elegant holiday resort, rich in Art Nouveau buildings, it is also suitable for young people due to the presence of many nightclubs.1 Food and wine
The Osteria Candalla was born within the walls of an ancient mill, along the banks of the Rio Lombricese.
Immersed in an unspoilt space is located at the foot of the mountains of Camaiore in the heart of Versilia.
The interior space is intimate and informal and anticipates the characteristic scenery of the inn, a series of terraces along the banks of the river that will host you on hot summer days, starting the evening enjoying an aperitif on the beach beyond the river under the shadow of large banana trees.
The menu offers a simple and genuine cuisine based on meat that combines Tuscan tradition and innovation, with particular attention to local products according to their seasonality. The winery offers many labels from bio-dynamic to classic with particular attention to the Tuscan territory.
Enjoy the true Tuscan tradition immersed in an oasis of peace with a dream location